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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
5
The store promotes an unusually desirable selection of shirt waist suits with warm weather readiness. Linen suits trimmed with insertion, up to date, priced at 2.25 and 3.25. Duck, percale, gingham, and lawn options offered from 0.69 to 3.50 depending on fabric and trim.
Eddie Dion visited Burlington and Frank Dyer went to Groton while Seh a Frenier toured Graniteville and Ernest Betts stayed at home in Marbh over Sunday. Webster David started work at Mawes restaurant as James Walker returned from Dartmouth College and Miss Margaret Harrigan spent Sunday in North Reid. Mrs. Joseph Blair traveled to Y. and many others were noted visiting homes, colleges, and shops around Burlington, Montpelier, Hardwick, and nearby towns.
Names appear in a string of short notices. Mrs Bigelow seeks plain sewing and mending on Beale Street while Dr and Mrs Joe W darker head to Hubbell Maine to visit Mrs Jackson's former home. Miss Florence Brown underwent appendicitis surgery at Mary Fletcher Hospital Bartin. Choir boys from Montpelier Bethany defeated Green Church in a knee ball game amid other travel and health updates.
President Roosevelt removes Danie J. McMillan of New Mexico Supreme Court over immorality charges and names Clement Smith of Hastings Michigan to the vacancy. A public notice from Barre thanks patrons and outlines a moved salesroom address at 56 Spaniding St with plans to offer a high grade line of instruments and ongoing lease arrangements through Mr. O J Dodge and Hi A Gould.
A. P. Abbott & Co. announces a three day sale on ladies tailored suits. Fifty new spring suits in all-wool materials offered for 7.98 after prior prices of 1.00 15.00 and 18.06. ten high grade suits priced at 5.00 earlier.
Lot details describe umbrellas with paragon frames and Gloria English quality. Umbrellas priced at 1.00 and 1.35, offered in varying lots. The language emphasizes rainy day needs and standard goods for sale.
A largely unreadable notice describes a seven room cottage recently completed on Park Street in the city near Carrier Park. It mentions birch floors lean furnace heat baths and set tubs with unclear dates, suggesting a well-regarded residence on a top local street in Wales.
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